In T280742#7064911, @Aklapper wrote:

Hi @Poornima7, thanks a lot for your interest! Do you have a more specific question?

Hey everyone,
I wish to start working on this.
Can someone please guide me through?

Thank you @Mike_Peel @Tambe !

Hey everyone,
For the Relevant Projects section in the Outreachy Final application, what all sorts of projects can we put? I mean which concepts of Python should they emphasize more on?

In T279290#7040373, @Poornima7 wrote:

Hey @Mike_Peel @MSGJ , for the Category:The Interviews name ID not in Wikidata, what do we add as an ID for pages which where 2 or more such IDs are possible, and they've already been added to individual pages. For instance, for Glen and Les Charles, the individual wikidata pages have their correct IDs already added, and the Category:The Interviews name ID not in Wikidata page has not mentioned the individual pages.

So what is supposed to be the correct ID in this case? Is it going to be the relevant ID of Glen Charles (glen-charles) and Les Charles (les-charles)?

You tell me! :-) You may want to include both on Wikidata, or get your code to skip that article

In T279290#7039501, @Pushp24 wrote:

hey everyone,
What do we mean by ID value here?

Thanks,
Pushpanjali Kumari

Hey @Mike_Peel @MSGJ , for the Category:The Interviews name ID not in Wikidata, what do we add as an ID for pages which where 2 or more such IDs are possible, and they've already been added to individual pages. For instance, for Glen and Les Charles, the individual wikidata pages have their correct IDs already added, and the Category:The Interviews name ID not in Wikidata page has not mentioned the individual pages.

Hey everyone, I'm going to be working with Category:The Interviews name ID not in Wikidata.

@Mike_Peel @MSGJ for unconnected pages, do we have to look for only articles, or for all types of pages viz. Template, Wikipedia, Category, Help, Module, etc.?

@Srishti0gupta thanks a ton! It worked.

@Srishti0gupta thank you, but it still isn't working. The terminal is not even showing any error, it's successfully passing the test (although there seems to be no sleep time for this as well, which I do think is an indication of not being saved online). I've tried to add a source on a couple of wikidata pages, but still no results. Also, I tried copy pasting the tutorial's code, and it doesn't work as well.
@Mike_Peel @MSGJ

Hey everyone, I'm unable to add source(s) to the Wikidata Sandbox for both-- pre-existing properties and the new ones that I'm adding as a statement.

In T278863#6990866, @Fonyuy237 wrote:

Hello @Mike_Peel and other applicants. I have had issues with installing pywikibot had similar problems @AnkitaxPriya on my windows changed to linux and i am having issues
please how are we to create a script that will link to wikidata?

In T278997#6971992, @Mike_Peel wrote:

In T278997#6971970, @Poornima7 wrote:

Parse through the article text to extract the statements you manually found in Task 1. Use whichever tool you would like for this (e.g., 're', or searching for template parameter names in the infobox, etc.).

@Mike_Peel can we use any parsing tool/library for this?

Yes.

Parse through the article text to extract the statements you manually found in Task 1. Use whichever tool you would like for this (e.g., 're', or searching for template parameter names in the infobox, etc.).

Hi @Mike_Peel, this is my Task 2 page, https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/User:Poornima7/Outreachy_2

Hey @Mike_Peel and everyone, this is my Wikidata page for task-1 : https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/User:Poornima7/Outreachy_1 .

In T278860#6964721, @Nonye18 wrote:

Hi @Mike_Peel I am stilll working on task 1 and I have an additional property that isn't defined of Wikipedia. How and where do I list them?

In T278860#6961926, @Mike_Peel wrote:

In T278860#6961902, @Poornima7 wrote:

@Mike_Peel for task-1, say I take up books, then do we have to explore 15-20 properties of ALL the books that we choose, or in all (say 6 books) it should add up to that?

Ideally they should be different properties, but they don't have to be present on all of the items. The idea is to get an idea of how to comprehensively describe the type of item on Wikidata based on the Wikipedia articles. However, it's up to you, duplicates are OK.

@Mike_Peel for task-1, say I take up books, then do we have to explore 15-20 properties of EACH book that we choose, or in all (say 6 books) it should add up to that?